In Loving Memory of Jeremy Andrews (1986–2025)
Beloved Husband, Father & Community Steward
It is with profound sadness that we share the unexpected passing of Jeremy Andrews, a devoted husband, father, and local leader. At age 38, Jeremy departed this life on July 26, 2025, at his home in Smithtown, New York leaving behind a legacy of kindness, commitment, and community spirit .
A Life Committed to Community
Born and raised in Suffolk County, Jeremy graduated from Smithtown High School East, later earning a degree in Business Management from SUNY Farmingdale. He applied that education as a skilled Project Coordinator in the local Long Island construction industry, where his diligence and quiet leadership earned respect and admiration from colleagues and peers alike .
Champion of Local Youth & Outdoors
Known for his devotion to young people and the outdoors, Jeremy volunteered as a Little League coach, sharing his love for sports and mentorship with children across Smithtown. He also found joy in weekend hikes and fishing trips, reflecting a peaceful, grounded approach to life that many came to cherish .
Family Left to Remember
Jeremy is survived by his loving wife Melissa Andrews, their two children Noah and Lily, his parents Richard and Carol Andrews of Smithtown, and sister Meghan Clarke of Ronkonkoma. His passing leaves a deep void in hearts that knew him best .
A Legacy That Speaks Through Service
While details surrounding Jeremy’s passing remain private and no foul play is suspected, his influence is clear: from construction projects to coaching fields, he lived a life marked by service, humility, and unwavering dedication to others. His warm presence and steady character were a gift to all who crossed his path .
Memorial Arrangements
Final services are being respectfully coordinated through Smithtown Funeral Home, with memorial details to be shared soon. The community is invited to honor Jeremy’s memory through stories and acts of kindness that reflect his generous spirit .
May Jeremy’s memory be a blessing to all who loved him.
Rest in peace, dear friend.
